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Hello: My local college has asked me to participate in a 120 hour course on multimedia production. I proposed that one of the modules should be called something like "Multimedia Appreciation"; I will be teaching this one. During this 10 to 20 hour period, I intend to show the students several examples of multimedia productions so they can get an idea of what's possible, what's has been done, what's original or too common, so they can formulate later their own projects. So I'm looking for interesting websites that could inspire students, that could help them understand what is a good multimedia production, what kind of effort goes into it, etc. In fact, I'm not just looking for websites, I would also like to include videogames, movies, opera productions and any other work of art that uses multiple channels to convey a message. What are the most effective multimedia productions you've seen through the years? I would prefer of course examples easily available so I can actually show it to them, though I'm willing to buy any cd, dvd, book or whatever it's necessary. Thanks in advance, Naju Ventura Medina _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold